Would you want to work as a community manager? Me neither.
It's a fluff position where you spend you entire day on social media.

It's a very female (and people trying to act female) role in general. Now, restrict that to the gaming sector and see who you're left with. Then add in "I moderate several dozen subreddits" as work experience and you're fucked.

Gaming was better when "the community" was fan managed and all corporate did was put out press releases and the occasional trade show presentation.